Storms, then chill
There is a chance central Ohio could experience some severe summer weather in advance of some very fall-like temperatures.
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Firefighter’s battle back continues
A Columbus firefighter who went into cardiac arrest when lightning struck outside Crew Stadium more than two months ago is improving.
Top of the class
Ohio State, Kenyon College and Cedarville and Otterbein universities were among the highest-ranking central Ohio schools on the latest list of the nation’s top higher-education institutions published by U.S. News & World Report.
City courts Women’s Final Four
City officials are planning a welcoming outside Nationwide Arena Wednesday morning for a nine-member delegation from the NCAA looking at Nationwide Arena as a possible site of a future women’s basketball Final Four.
State wants vote ruling put on hold
Ohio officials are requesting that a federal judge suspend his order that expands early voting this fall while the state appeals the decision.
Reds cure St. Louis blues
A 9-5 victory on Tuesday night ended the Reds’ six-game losing streak against the St. Louis Cardinals.
Twins 4, Indians 3
The Twins dented Cleveland’s playoff hopes with a 4-3 victory on Tuesday night.
Kasich poll lead; FitzGerald loses troopers
Governor John Kasich has gotten good news from a new poll while challenger Ed FitzGerald has lost the endorsement of a law enforcement group for not having a valid POhio driver’s license for a decade.
Husted wants speedy vote ruling
Ohio officials are seeking speedy work from a federal appeals court as they try to reverse a judge’s order that affects the state’s early voting schedule this fall.
Viral concerns
As state health officials wait to hear if there are any cases of a troubling virus in Ohio, one expert says a popular prevention technique will not keep you or your children safe.